Still More Images Showing NFL Stadiums Rarely, If Ever Stimulate Growth

NRG Stadium (Formerly Reliant Stadium) Houston, Texas - opened 2002

The paid shill for The Pittsburgh Stadium Authority responded to my earlier visual evidence posts.

Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee - opened 1999 

Levis Stadium, Santa Clara, California- opened 2014 

AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas - opened 2009

He pointed out, a few images showed older stadiums and that the newer ones fit better into an urban context. Sadly, images of most newer stadiums hardly prove his point. Hard to see much growth in these shots.

Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, Massachusetts - Opened 2002

Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, North Carolina- opened 1996

NFL stadiums belong in the suburbs

Visual Evidence Stadiums Rarely Stimulate Growth

Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, California 

Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana 

Florida Marlins Ballpark, Miami, Florida (Buildings on sides are garages) of stadium are garages)

Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas 

University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Arizona 

Metrodome, Minneapolis, Minnesota 

SAP Center, San Jose, California 

Tampa Times Forum, Tampa, Florida 

Busch Stadium, Saint Louis, Missouri 

Aloha Stadium, Hawaii 

United Center, Chicago, Illinois

Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Georgia 

AT&T Stadium In Arlington Texas

How much do you have to hate your city to think this is the best use for prime, centrally located, urban property? More images and posts on the way.